Publication Date
Fall 2012
Document Type
Thesis
Degree Name
Master of Fine Arts
Department
Independent Film and Digital Imaging
First Advisor
Beth Parin, M.F.A.
Second Advisor
Javier Chavira, M.F.A.
Third Advisor
Daniel Nearing, M.F.A.
Abstract
Preconsciousness ... Explores the topographical model of the mind through the deconstruction of accepted realities. Blurring the boundaries of consciousness and unconsciousness. Embracing and accepting the abstract view of the mind as “realms” independent of each other. Surreal, yet familiar spaces and environments become a gateway to the preconscious and a deeper awareness. These unique spaces become a catalyst for a physiological journey to the unconscious. Complex views and interpretations of oneself and ones experiences come to the surface. Engaging memories and emotions such as anxiety ... joy… tranquility………manifesting as physical space as spaces become representations of unconscious. Minds are freed to step back into a dreamlike state as emotions and memories come to life and transcend logical thinking. Unique experiences are immersed as the conscious becomes free to journey to the ‘in-between’ and the journey becomes one into oneself. (Abstract by OPUS staff using student concept statement)
Recommended Citation
Ripp, Michael James, "Preconciousness" (2012). All Student Theses and Dissertations. 23.
https://opus.govst.edu/theses/23
Comments
The paper's conceptual statement was used as an abstract.
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